The Dillon tribune., 1887-11-04

The Dillon Social Club will give its sec
ond invitation hop next Wednesday even.
ing, Nov. 9th.
The cabinet OF Beaverhead County ore
specimens at l.. G. Fyhrie 4 Co.'s is well
worth examining.
If you own turkey remember that you
only have twenty days until Thanksgiving
to fatten it for feastiny purposes.
Dillon married men, who GO home late !
at night walking osseyed, say that soda |
water is remarkably strong this fall
In order to secure good congregational
singing in the churches enough hymn
books should be furnished to go round.
Gushing Il Cleave, next door to the Dill.
lon National Bank, have neatly refitted the
bath rooms in the rear of their tonsorial
shop.
Country commodities and rural products
are plentiful in the Dillon market, with the
exception Of hen fruit. Fresh ranch eggs
are scarce.
At the election of Colonel Of the First
Regiment Of Militia, held at Butte, Sher-
if Lloyd was elected, receiving fifteen out
Of twenty. zone votes.
Dan Chapman's eloquence as an auc.
tioneer was brought out at the Methodist
basket social. The entertaipment netted
| th., ladies ahout Coz
In the Harrison. Smith land contest case
considerable testimony was taken before
Probate Judge Melton. The land in con.
test is located we'll up on Grasshopper
Creek.
]. R. Boyce, jr., Il Co., of Butte, arc Civ.
ing weekly price lists Of new styles OF fall
and winter goods. Read their reductions,
to be found on another page Of to days
TRIBUNE.
In the Little Whale mine, Argenta dis
trict, owned by Fletcher& g. Haw, an 1S.inch
vein of carbonate ore has been struck that
runs 20 to 50 per cent in lead and high up
in silver.
On Tuesday James Mauldin, Of Willow
burn, sold to V. B. Place Of Gallatin Coun
ty, the fine t~o year.old stallion colt "Al
mo-" The colt is a fine specimen Of seven
eighth grade Norman. Percheron.
We were shown fine specimen Of free
milling gold quartz from mine owned b,
I. N. Andrews, and which is located abou
ten miles from Salmon City. Free gole
was easily discernable in the quartz.
A new newspaper has made its appear
ance. The Dillon Furniture J7o"r"al, O
E. Morse, publisher, is in circulation. 1t
q a readable sheet-a fall greeting to tn
s neighbors and friends Of Morse, the furni
ture man.
. While Mayor John Peatc, Of Spring Hill
was in the city he was hunting up seale
proposals TO have his Thanksgiving proc
la.naticn engraved on cast iron, in orde
= that copies might be printed on smoke
buckskin for preservation.
The grocery jobbing trade Of Dillon
better this fall than ever before. In tw
days this week l.. T.. Fyhrie & Co. put u
orders for 10000 pounds Of groceries an
goods for Salmon City, Gibbonville, an
other points in Eastern Idaho.
II Prof. Couture, Of Butte, has been eng
ged by the Dillon Social Club to teach tt
y, members Of the Club dancing on Tuesda
and Wednesday evenings Of each wee
The Professor will be prompter for Il
Clubs social invitation parties.
Deputy Sheriff Donegan brought owe
X from Virginia City, on Sunday, Charl
cy Brown and Guss Smith, and took them
st the Penitentiary at Deer Lodge, whe
each will serve four years imprisonme
for the common crime Of horse stealth
When the rumor reached Dillon tn
ed Regiment Z, First Montana Militia Corr
was ordered to the front to support the re
ic ular army in licking the Crows, there "
general sharpening of bayonets, butch
an knives and tomahawks. There was "
in em.
70 Receipts Of gold bars and dust for shi
ment by the First National Bank are kee
,s. ing up we'll. Cashier klemm reports I
receipt of gold bv the bank since the l.
published report at 7,o ounces. Valued
ns SIS per ounce the shipments amounted
" $1s.1,c.
The Montana Stage Company has red
'e ced its coach rates as follows: Fare ire